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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-05
CITY NOTES.

n large number of the young people of
to-day. Good dinners and n good time
generally is anticipated by those who in
tend going.
Mr.. |. jacobson has another new al
vertisement this morning. telling of the
special sales and bargains he is offering
the trading public. Read the advertise
ment and see what he has to offer.
City Tax Collector. f. >. Neck, has a
notice of great Importance to the tax
payers of the city in this mornings pa
per. 1t is a business notice and people
who have not paid their taxes should
govern themselves accordingly.
DIR. w. w. Estes wants the public to
remember that when they want to take
laughing gas for the painless extraction
of teeth, or if they want any class of
first-ciass dental work he is prepared to
accommodate them His office is in the
SIoragne building and his terms are
cash.
w. ID. DeMars. the advance agent of
Jlit ,Sttli WIS III
town yesterday arranging for the APP
pearance of his company at the Opera
House on Friday and Saturday evenings
next. He assures us that the company
is good one, and tina it has been play
ing to- crowded houses in Havana and
Key West.
The Palatka Board of Trade is grow
ing in membership and popularity each
day, and it is taking hold of business
affairs in a vigorous way that promises
to accomplish the work it has laid out
for itself. Every business man in Pa
latka and the surrounding towns should
have their names on the roll. .'Provi-
dence is on the side of the heaviest bat
talions," and lin numbers there is
strength"
The wild COW that created SO much
excitement ON Tuesday afternoon was
captured Tuesday night by DIR. w. w.
Estes and the Marshal of Palatka
Heights. After leaving Oak street the
COW started down the railroad track
through Palatka Heights, but came to
grief when she attempted to cross the
high trestle near DIR. Estes residence
stout chain was placed around the
horns, and she was securely fastened To
telegraph pole. Yesterday morning
she was as wild as ever. and would allow
no one to go near her.
Mr.. Harry Payne has just returned
from a brief trip to Tallahassee. He
says the Senatorial question is at white
heat, and but little else is talked of. He
gives vivid description of the manner
in which the newsboys meet the train
ON horse back to get THE PALATKA NEWS,
and how quickly the public buy every
copy that is offered for sale. The public
Is to be commended for this and if the
solons will heed we'll the opinions of THE
News, and shape their actions according
ly they will have no need to- apologize to-
their constituents at the end Of the Sos
sion
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The Palatka Musicale.

Last night there was n meeting called
at the residence of Mr.. h. III. Enos of the
ladies and gentlemen of this city for the
purpose of organizing a musicale society.
The meeting was called To order bv Mr..
+. Sulzner. With few explanatory re-
marks by Mr.. Gov. Peek as to the pur-
pose of the organization, they proceeded
hcers:
President-Nr. &. F. Sulzner.
Nice-Presilent-Mr h. ii. Enos.
Secretary and Treasurcr-Mrs. j. a.
Iarnerd.
Musical Director-Mr. Gov. F. Peek
AcCompanist-Miss F. VI. Perkins.
The society felt greatly encouraged at
the good attendance. Those present
were; Mrs. French. Mrs Gov. F. Peek.
Mrs. b. III. Enos. Mrs. j. a. Larnerd
Mrs Bailey. Miss Meta Iarnerd. Mr.. G..
r. Sulzner, MIR. Shave, Mr.. Gov. F.
Peek. Mr.. 5. b. Kinsey.
The purpose of this society is the mu-
steal and social advancement of its mem
beers, with the idea of developing To- such
an extent as To be- able To master some of
the heavy operas and put them before
the foot lights in Palatka's new Opera
House when it is built. which We hone
Z will be in the near future.
The next meeting will h. held ut the
Putnam House, ON next "Wednesday
evening and large attendance is desir-
ed. All who take an interest in the art
of arts. are cordially invited TO attend
and become members.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-05

button or penny where the water is sew
enty feet deep and see it till it disap-
pears in the silvery sand in the bottom
There are three places in the spring that
are called natural wells they are tunneled
out as if done by mans hand although il
is Natures work and they seem to feed
the spring by the way the water boils up
in them. Then on YOUR return you will
see the famous Indian Mound. which is
IS feet high. II is supposed to have
been an Indian chiefs home many years
ago, that is why it is called the Indian
Mound. Then you will see the wonder
full cypress gates which are two large
trees, one Is on one side of the river and
the other Is on the other side and they
seem To be tied together. and it is said
that a long time ago the Indians used
them a. a bridge. At night you will
wonder what they do for a light large
enough to keep from running into the
bank. will tell you as much as know
about it, They build fire on top of the
pilot house. what Is called a torch, but is
very different from usual torches, and
instead of burning oil. as you do in most
of the torches, they burn pine knOts-the
darkies' word for it is pine htters; the
light throws such a beautiful reflection
ON the trees.
When it is cool weather and a warm
day comes up the alligatOrs come out ON
the logs To sun themselves. There are a
great many seen sometimes. and on one
trip there has been one hundred and five
seen ON these occasions; the darkies will
yell Alligator on the lef. The reason
they say on the lief j. because the sun
shines on the left side all the time, but it
does ON your return. In the evening the
darkies give good entertainment, in
winch they sing some good songs. espe-
cially on their way up the Ocklawaha.
What makes the trip So interesting and
enjoyable for the boys the Captain is so
willing To- answer Your questions, and l
think if all boys are as inqursitive as
am the Captain will not want many boys
tO make the "Trip
ERNEST &. FIXIER.
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THE BOARD OF TRADE.
The Committees Meet and Elect CHI

The Committees Meet and Elect Chair
men.
AT O'Clock yesterday morning the
members of the Standing Committees of
the Palatka Board of Trade met in the
rooms of the Board, and organized for
business by electing officers for each.
The following gentlemen were elected
Chairmen of their respective committees:
Immigration-Ed. Rumley.
Manufactures-Chas. Underw ood.
Transportation-B Benz. Harrison.
Trade and Commerce.. F. Eaton
Statistics and Market Reports. U.
Hammond.
Public lmprovements-S.J j. Kennerlv
neutrality-suspicious. Price.
Agriculture and Horticulture-E. &.
Sauble.
Legisiation-Irving ellis.
Arbitration-H. l.. Hart.
Sanitation-Dr. F. H. Strauss
Municipal TaxatiOn-S. j. Kennerly.
Education-J. w. McLaury.
a large number of the members of the
Board were present, and many impor-
tant matters We're discussed. Mr.
Geo. A. X. Stevens, secretary of the
Barlow Board of Trade, was present. and
assured the Board of the hearty CO.
operation of his organization in every
movement for the benefit of Florida.
Assurances were also received from Day-
tona and Welaka of hearty sympathy
and cooperation. Mr.. Stevens reports
that his Board had been instrumental in
doing much good for his little town and
the country surrounding, and sees a
bright future for our Board.
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4 Corrections.

NASHUA. FLA. May ;. 1897.
Editor of the PttLttLd NsIrS.
Your late correspondent from
this place does not appear to be-
well posted in regard To the location of
the landings and their accessibility to the
public. The wharf that he named as
Flanders is known only a.
Nashua, and the only one to which the
public have access without trespaSs and
the only one ON which there Is "A ware
house. There is no Hblic highway lead
ing to or near the Root, or Rogers Land
ings, and Mr.. Rogers has notices posted
ON his wharf and all about his place for
bidding trespass under penalty of the law
Yours respectfully, j. r.
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TERMS.
POst-Office DIRECTORY.
OFFICE HOURS.


General Delivery-Open at SD a. m; closes
at y.
Money Ortler-Open at SO a. M; closes at 5
p. IN.
General Delivery on Sunday-FrOm a. m. to
I'D n. m, and after arrival of Northern mail.
MAILS ARRIVE AND CLOSE.
Northern mail arrives at Ii 10 "A. m. and 9 Is
p IN; closes at lO:D n. m and 40 p. m.
jacksonville mail arrives at 5.S y. m; closes
at 40 y.
Southern mail arrives at llO0 a. IN. and IL Z.
u m; closes at 100 a. IN and l-:D y.
St Augustine mail arrives at g.05 a.. m. and
10 p. M; closes at 9.D Il. m. and p.
Valatka and DraytOn Island mail arrives at
10 30 a. m; closes AT 30 p. III.
ralatka and Tocoi mail arrives at $50 u III. :;
closes at LIS y.
Florida Southern Railway arrives at 500 D.
m; closes at 900 IL.
Mails from st. Johns and Halifax Railroad
come via ST. Augustine.
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CORNER STONE TO BE LAID.
Masonic Ceremonies at the SummerIin In
>titute, Barlow.

Masonic Ceremonies at the SumnerIin In
>titute, Barlow.
On Thursday next, May II, the corner
stone of the Summerlin Institute at Bar
tow will be laid. with Masonic cere-
monies, by the Grand Lodge of the
State. Mr.. Geo. \. X. Stevens. of the
committee of arrangements, was in
the city yesterday, and extended an in
vitation To the Palatka Lodge to be pres
ent, and great many will no doubt go
down and take part in the ceremonies
All Masons i'll good standing are invited
have her hands full in entertaining the
large number of the brothers of the
Mystic Tie, who who will be- present ON
that occasion.
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4 Victory for the People.
New York Herald Ind

Guilford Miller is but an humble
farmer. and his land comprises but 100
acres. But the victory he has won bv
the praiseworthy determination of Pres
iient Cleveland that Guilford Miller and
not the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany shall have his farm is a victory for
every honest settler and every poor man
seeking a homestead. IL is a victory of
the people as rightful claimants to hun
dreds of thousands of acres of land over
wealthy syndicates, rapacious CORPORA
tions and INSCRIPTIONS rings that have
sought To grab these lands
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Wanted.
Indian River sun.

We received last week a copy of THE
DAILY News. forwarded US from Cocoa.
the first in several months During its
absence THE News has made wonderful
advancement. and now looks as much
like well made-up. clean. live daily
newspaper a anything we have ever
seen. Please change our address To Ii
tusville. Brother NEWS. as We want you.
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The Wonderful Healing Properties Of
Darbys Prophy Tactic Fluid.

Wherever preventing, heating. heal
ing and deodorizing injection or wash is
required, use Darbys Prophylactic Fluid.
ANY infiamed surface, external or in.
ternal, treated with the Fluid will be
quickly relieved. 1t has effected cures
that had resisted the best medical skill.
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Weather Indications.

Eastern Florida. local rains, south
easterly rinds, reeriHg to cooler south
westerly,
Western Florida, cOoier. clearing
areather, toinds reeriHg To Teste,Ig and
becOming rdridble
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RATTLE AT LoEB'S.-TwO fine stevens
Rifles and target, highest takes largest
and lowest takes small gun my5-tf
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Notice 10 CITY Tax PAYERS

The City Tax Books will close ON the
3lst inst. All delinquents after that
date will IL. advertised. F.. =. Neck.
City Collector. myJ-tjel
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Lady Agents Wanted
In every city and town in Florida Can
actually make from 500 Ia 81. 0o per
day. Business highly respectable. and
an article that sell, itself Address. with
stamp. Mrs. &. III. Campbell. L. o. Box
214. Orlando. Florida. Name this paper.
Perpetual motion has nct vet been dis
covered. but perpetual Ioy i attained by
the smokers of the Grand Republic
tigarrOS.
Finr poultry and eggs for sale. =. f..
Band. myl-6t
Putnam Chapter. No. 9. X. ~ MasonS.
Regular conversations second and fourth
Mondays of each month.
W. }. WINEGAR. VI. f.. II. L.
| &. j. JOSEPH. Sec. mhl1-tf
Orders received for putting in Water
/ Pipes al the store of f.. L Lane. Contrac-
tor for the Water Works company
Price, low and work guaranteed.
| Mch eff f.. I. LANE.
For sale.
Look Here, About two ear loads good
Seasoned lumber delivered in Palatka
I for $40 Ter Thousand. cash. Address
/ liora," +. Dent. Grnv" Park. Fla.
mhIs-tf
! PaIatka Lodge. M. -. r. X \. NJ: reg
/ ular communications first and third Fri
| day of each month.
\. V. MoUxT. W. VI.
f.. &. Posi-. Secretary.
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MARkET REPORTS.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK. May l. = Exchange dun hut
steady Money easy at 35r5Le. closing offered
AT 3 Sub-Tresisrry. gold. SI34.6tJ Sub-Tresas-
ury, currency. S15,srS. Governments duh and
heavy per cents, $50 lto- state Bonds dull
but steady.
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LADY, Agents Wanted

\ fine toned old guitar for sale cheap:
apply at SulZneT's music store. II
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Sa Wer bon @aroIam 6 aing
tapft fpart @elb fiir gis.
feuer 8estattnng.


Montag ben "a. October, Nbenbs
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GeneraI. 0eram mlung
Der actiondre bes Wereins fur Geilers
beitatiung ffattinben. pr09ramm 6es
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Drinsen6 aebeten fino ale 4aiondre,
f6 pinttli6 einaufinben. namentli@
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eebr wilfDmmen miro 9lei9falls bic
Nnmtienbeit folder perfonen fein, bic
Obglei9 ni9t Mitglieber beg 0ereins,
iid bod fur Die Sadie intereifiren.
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aaal mad, BEN GHen.

Die 5ul8e bon unuereanti9feit mirb,
tpenn nod ieber Mablaeit elm balber
GbI6ffel ool Simmons 2iber.
&egulator aeingenommen mirb, nldi
mebr 9eiplirt tperben. St biIft 70 gut
perbauen uno 1T 10 milb unb angenebm
in ieinen Wirtunsen. onB ibu gieie
mad einem trdftlsen Mable sur Side
rung gutter 8~erbouung brau1en. Der
Regulator hilbert ben Maaen niht an
unb rsgt i'm milbe an, er iii rein be.
getabilii@ unb tam unslei@ ieoer ans
beren Ms5nei in febem 3uiianbe neg
Organismus seHDmmeH tperben.
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Safe Mutb!

gu tiibIf Sid niebersefdIosen, taft teinen
apbetit, Did plast Ropfpeb. 9a bit unrubte
unb nerbos, furs Du bait irsenb Elm Mittel
notbis, Did wieber auf3uri9ten unb neuerl
2ebensmutb au fafen. Man beoiene fib baau
nidt beftieer etimutanten, Griibiabrsmeoi'
einen. ooer iuertblofer 8itters, bic faR ollie aus
idledtem @bisfeb 9ema@t fnb nnb nur fur
iurae Belt auresen unb bann cine Tim 10 f9lim'
mere @eattion i'm @sfolse gu baben, ionbern
sebraude Elm suoerldfiaes 8lutreinisunss>
mittel. Gin io!des rest 9eber mnb Mieren gu
lebbafter Sbdiiafeit an, uerleibt neue 0ebenS'
trait unb giebt Dem 2eibsnbsn @eiumbteit uno
Rraft wieber. Sold tin Mittel 1T bas @Iec.
Bitters. &c fofet nar 80 Gents BIZ
6laid,e unb lift sn babrn in BET apotbefe bon
U. Oreib, Saa aatonio
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Wie aus Chicago m~itgetbeilt uir5,
1T es ben GreunbeH Der gum fObe bers
urtbeilten Gbiea9oer Nnar6ifien gelulls
gen. Ben Butler dig AniDdIf 5u getDias
tier. GerTelbe tpirb ftd mao gttntun
begebet unb Dor benz Staatsobergeri1t
ben Gntrag auf umfoBung bes pro3eis
ies ftelen unb besrtinben. Ct erbdlt
baftr cine Mnmoltsseblbr bon $500
n bferier fin ieDeH Sng, ben Fl i'm
Staate Sllinois 3ubrinst, unb fur Bic
Werartbeiltes tb6tig To- nod eytra $780,
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- Das hatihif4e Bureau IN Waib.
ingtpn bot foeben ieiaen geridJt iibes
bic Moa. Staiiiiif pet6fientli1f. Da.
mad aDirb Der Wsrtt Der biesidb,igeu
Wolp1obuftion in ben Ser. Staateu
auf 20 Wiaionen Dollars nbsefddbt
unb bic 3abi ber: Sdafe auf 40 Wtiaio'
nen, D. b. cine 3unabme BON 544Rilio
ueH seseu bas pOrige Sabr.
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By- Ole neueften | nj portir.
9elitateifen. eingemaGte
Gri9te unb Semitic. Budwbeat unb
Maple Sprup, neuer Sugar 0ouie Mos
Infes. Graders unb Biscuits, Butter
unh gier tets frii6 un6 in groBen
0orrdtbeif BET 6 miAb & Witfb 4,
Ode ber SoIebab u. 0oufion 6iraBe.
Ane Oroers merben prompt dusgeflbrt
unb bic Waaren ias 6aus seliefert.
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@pebeu erhaften

Salssurten. beutf6e unb frans6flGe
Grudtprdierben1 6todfii6e ipanii6e
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Slah bic g1mmdfadbem finb Der
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SaiioH hd bsrdubert. Das Neueite
6ariH, bauptfahli6 aber In 9iamanterl
finbet man in Oiamantea : 9auie
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reab bas aaerneuene auf Eager bdls.
9err 8. @ouoant urb feline 3uporfonts
menoen 8ertdufer fno ieber3eit bereit,
bic WaareH behufs 8efi1tieune bor3n.
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lint uno etfreut fid zines tpeituerbreites
ten guten &ufes. CT 1T elm In Der
S6meia oisgebiIbeter prafiii&er nhrs
mader unb ~garantirt ale feline Mrbeiten.
8. &eubant, Drain plosa, SaH 4atonio.
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.MnrAentrGaern"

UT UWur0eHfruBerH" IetDeI DIE
Mormoneu : 2ir6e feineR Maugel.
Sn ltab alein bnb ..aiirst 400 vi.
i16fe. 2493 @eifli9e. 2919 Meltefte
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Ssfretdre unb Nrdipare babsn, Der
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Der aaiier bon graElien bat ben
@ert6teu BON ieiner beporitebenben Mb'
bantuug officisll tutoerfproden. ct
tperoe bies tur tbuH, fuenn feline Ges
iunbbsit ernfli6 sefdbrbet lei, mas &C.
genmdriig iebo9 ni9t Der Gal ,Ddre.
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Set bielen Sabren ssbrau9e i'd.
fhou Or. snBuft R6nias Samburssr
Gamilien.@ ebisinen ufb babe fe tets
fir DOrai8ltd sebalten. Sic btirfen.
bel mir ME ausaeben" Carl Mbra6am,
MuIsrewa, Ont.. Canada.
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- Mat Mil ieBt miIen, BOB 9oms
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bemerft basu ein We9ielblatt: has
fimnnt, aber gaaeu ieine beuiide SANDS.
maani daft proteiiren MIR"
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Muni6 mirb biz. 6etlung garantirt.
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tiber Wolf & Narg. 10,9tutu
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ODER elm Mdb6en fit 0ausarbeit BEL
autem 2Obn. Nad3ufragen In ber
Office bieies Blattes.
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WerIanat

ipiro cine suberldffise 5duse . Nmme.
@uier 2obn besabIt. Ndberes gu erfab.
rem BEL Grau Or. Sol. Gings lie b,
SO. 303, Npenae E.-Selepbon 40.
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iuifb Elm ~iuteligenter 2nabe i'm alter
bon 15-16 SaBren. Ha93ufrasen TT
Der Office biefts Blattes.
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Manerid's 8anf beIorgt @elbfen.
buigsn mad alen Sbeilen Deutf6lanbs
ms Daus ohqeliefert 80 bilisereH Staten
ais bic pofofiee.
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Gin Mann. Der 40 Sabre lang
nit Mebieinen gu tbuu eebabt bat,
iol!e Sal5 bon 3uder unterfGeiOen
f6nnen. Dian h6re. mas Elm ioIfer fast:
Solcbo, O., 10. San. '87.
au bic 5erren s. IS. gbenep & 60.
Weine 6erren! Wdbrenb elmer 40.
idbrigen praris babe i'd bel NIT Mebis
cinen 5l tbun gebabt, aber oenno9 in
mir mod ME Elm mebieiniihes Yrdparat
boreefommen bas i'd nit 10 piel @ers
traueu ai,f grfoIs perf9reiben f6nnte,
ME Dalls 3atarrbsRur, peIIes sic
anfsrtisen. Sd babe Is idoll oft pers
f9rieben unb 3par iebesmdl nit benz
Standardization grfolge. Gum
SdiuHe nil i'd nur nod bin5nfigen,
baB Id ben SAL bon Ratarrh srii nod
finben mus, in tuel6sm Is feline Wirs
flung be,iagi, porausgeiebt natirli6.
baB bic Mebiein ben gori1riften &c.
mdB a~neepenbet pirb.
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II. uIeO. =. 8. @0rIuW
215 @ufffnifsEfrake.

Wir sebsn 800 fir ieben Gan BON
2atarrb, welder nidt burd 0aa's
"Catarrh-Cu Cure" gebeilt uerben f6nnte.
Dies Wittel 1T innerli6 araulpenben.
s. s. gbeuen & Co., Solebo, Ghio
gigentbiimer.
sg- gu baben lid iener apofbete
3l Is Gents.
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gsT G~arDtan & Rtng's 10
uno Is Gents Steaks f6nnen in Der
Stabt niGt iibertrOfen tueroen.
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gerfpred)sn fpabr madt dlfbie Runo,
idoft BON gang Son 4ntetio re9nen
barf.
SaDlor, MiliamIon So. DaS
Befddft in iunsem 0ieb uoa eoisr
&dIe wirb bier berum Elm INNER be-
ceu:enberes. gsi 1T nid:s unsem6buli,
Dies. baB 2eute BON eth .paur banbert
Dteilcn melt nod ben groBen 8ieb.6 Gar.
men um 3aplOr berum fDminsr1, I'm
elm Yaar eble iunge Gbafb6de 6ber
einen iuHsen &afe.8uien gu faufen.
uafete umgeaenb 3iebt fhon eire 10
bettddtlide Menge bon Mafe 8ieh,
baB lie elne groBe 3abl Der nolbmefli.
den 8isbsiidter nit 3u6t 8uQen unb
W6den berforgen fanu.